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,_:’_ f auol eve thing in my line. Estimates furnished on ap

'bi _ ;Canad¢; .1 _.sf°f"‘¢

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) shoe with the “Twin turn sole”

is the ideal of comfort and ap-

P¢3.l’al`lC9o I _

Twin Turn soles are just as

flexible as your finest dress- shoe soles, but they are twice as thick.

Invented, patented and ‘con-

trolled by the makers of ‘ King Qualify,” Can be got ln no other shoe. _

No tacks or tl\r¢_a58.\l _ the foot, no sqiwali-¥‘_'.°'h"

R£l"'l'

cola méllal, Pm-is

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$4~°°- Alldeelefe-» _ _

Alley 6 Co. Aients at Chetrlottetpwn.

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The uxing Quality” ladies’ `

Nation was in charge of the Journal here l yesterday. Her contributions to IN!

RN-----SHOE _

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House Building

ll all Kinds

'I' ' As I have a thoroughly equipped wood working plant I c

P Y 'Y `

-'.2 _ plication, alaoplane if desired. -.

“IW W i HARPER 12. e 0 7 ;;; cblrlbllblbwn Fitzroy sf. Esc.

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Jthem willever get ln the wayof my

ECEQECFQEEECSIEE

'filers men.

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MATCHES l

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' I nu Made 1 "most of the

I 'at Haus _ l best Matches _,ii -

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everywhere fbrga-me I '

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E J E Telegfaphs

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lilocllely Away Dollll.

ofthe prices we quote.

_ Large size Dinner plates 49c. doz.

Cups and Saucers 49c. doz. ` Cov’d Vegetable Dishes 28c. each.

Cov’d Gravy Tnreens '29c. each

A Lots ot other bargains

I

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Fucwssfullyautagonizes the sacred mis~

An Editor for a Day A

Pnonta, Ill., Feb. 27.-Mrs. Carrie

_

C\'~`»L.`.4-hal.,

rx fl* __ ‘_ ».:"E'*

jo‘nts. ~ J _ Mrs. Nation says in her leading editor

Hatchet for lt gets dreadful reckless when

illi-

IHE' Ell_Il0R'S MAIL.

The Clergy and the Liquor

_ Traffic. I

Sm,-The question of the suhduing of

the liquor traflic and the arrest of the consequent ills it entails i~ll\ subject so potent and of such tremendous magni- 'tude as to require the c-lrncst co-opera- tion of all good citizens. This great evil is weakening the robust manhood of our country, bears with crushing; effect upon the feeble of body and mind, the victims of its blasting influence. The orphans and fatherless whom we are commeuldefl to protect are _ mutipliecl as a result of our unfortunate compro- mise with this lindllcning agent, There is not a movement for the mainten- ance of law and order, for the betterment _of social conditions, for the development of a purer atmosphere in the political its of o lr cnrltry, or the raising of hea- then nationsto a higher _civiliz ation thatis not hindered, if not completely absorbed by this imposing ours s. The liquor trallic

liion of the chul-ch;§iu many Qinstalnces the armot this gigantic octopuliis seen in t_lie_` p substitution of an alcoholic preparation for tniihofl tl\je‘_\!lnfejin‘i use exam .¢‘»jnlf,§l|».-iss may wliuannefp ‘ 1 ' It i's~beyon'd~ordinary conception. so-nn#

associated with the temporal and eternal* "ruin of so many homes could _by any' pro- l cess of reasoning be adopted as a fitting symbol of that °'preciuus blood that was shed that we might have lifeanrl have it more abundantly.” While it must becon- ceded that the average clergyman 'is a busy man and that much of the temperance sentiment of the present day is due to their inlluence, yet it is equally true that when a question of such moral import is so successfully baffled by succeeding Gd- vernments is is evidence ample as, itis dis- creditable that the moral ~force of the countryis not sufficiently strong to suc- cessfully combat the influence of the sal- oon. If there is a time coming when pro- hibition shall hold sway in ell lands and the saloon will be doomed to the deep and dark oblivion to which it belongs, that time will come about as fthe result ‘ of greater individual action on. the part- of the Clergy in their opposition to. one of the greatest, if not the most formidable enemy of the church.

Yours Sincerely

` ONE or-'rsn”PmoPI.n.

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ed for their independii

_fpperoonsis eg e0\1_l_l\llS lids, and an account ot her crusade against p 'il' l "' V n

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l`actoI‘Y,or ll? the fh°fm7i°»s

uork _means close convfinement

ated rooms- There - iS 3 iStl_'3il? 0U__'_f_pt_llFi my _p __ blbbd bbbbmbs lmpbverishedli the Pele _ low; frequent headaches; aconpstantptpire_d_nesS; palpitation of the heart on slight exertl;012 5. wrinkles and a bremawrelyvaged first symptoms are neglected it m`ay léadilop A plete breakdown and perhaps that m9Sl~¢iree§_¢d all diseases---Consumption. A tonicvvsii§vineéd1b15lf for this purpose

‘ ‘llllllallls Pink Pills if

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are iwithout an equal. cures place thenlat the head out the world. i"'I|‘l¢ 05?, sg sands of-_ fvveak§lli`i3_l.ilU§i.

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~ ust et the enuine, and only the gen`till1`é°”hiiife“'- mu lggngoiibnli. Williams Pillk Pills' ‘for Pale 'People -’__’ _on the

” f per around every box. Sold by all dealersor sent by_

paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for _$2.50, by *addresslng§§=;the_ Dr

Williams Medicine Co., Brocl<ville,;-Ont. ° s »

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My face was as whiteasrchallr, and lf I made the_'leastfeB'o_rtto~ do 90 almost faint from the exertion, and my heart would beat vlolentlyfso

drop where I stood. Iiwas a great sufferer from headaches, and _p as Well p myappetite was so poorthat I scarcely ate at all. I tned -several did not help me, and then I decided to send for some of Dr. Williams _Blnk lls. Igot sax bbxes, and before 1 used :hem alll was as well as I had ever been. wllb 2 ~s°¢dh€1l=!)r color _a good appetite and an entire freedom from the ailments that hadmade me s_om1s- erable. You may be sure I will always have a warm regard for your invaluable medicine.”

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` PUNISI-IMENT FOR MURDER- ' \

ALBANY; March 6.-The Assembly codes ' - "T committee will to-monow repon: favorably L°m’°"’ M"°h 7°”Th°

-___¢_._._ Hr. Byran's bills tixingjthe punishment th” i°°°°d "de" 1°' the

____ v Q » A cvcusr colzrs. °°"“m”'

l chance,-_hue such talent

INALGQHA-

. _ _ A _ ;______ ~ _ p nations gift consisting of a diaden, a juaammtdtmuunmh emma ____

$c|s Queen wllbelmlbss husband dislikes, ”°°k‘”°- °"° "’“°°l°'°" °f ‘“°“'°““°"“"l1eg¢1le.ybr nlellqlm law panel the last

Toaomo, Harsh 7.-Owing to the

' above all things, it is even said,"ito be' sfpphi-res' other 'm'°°e“ts °°°°i’t‘e‘l Ut ‘session tothe privy cou’neil, The 31,91; plevolllwe ollmnllpoi lnAl§oma. OM.,

called aGerman prince Although G ‘saver 'md cum’ *Wien* The “mn” cation ivillcome

_ ' _ ._ _ br-‘ r _ -=- 'up'b¢a>n werall thsnvvemmenthssposzpbababbeamber

ca man in appearance he lays particular f‘imish°d“°°mpl°t° mm next Saturday. ' I ' ‘5&\¢8» ` " " `

“fields best Hamlin tunes.

lil;-ent from Sher-_

“stress on the fact that the grand _ducal

o ot Meckleub I is the on '

Pocket Knives s"“““i“"-"'°‘~"°"""“<° “°’?°° 2.f.“‘i.Z.‘i‘:.?~i v f

_ _ fdescent through twenty-live

Table Knives l

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origin It claims to be the old deign house outsideof Asiaijand

Atroonm, Pa., Harqh Q.-At

tlon ot bituminous coal miners

“ tollowing resolntiobwas ad

resolved by this convention that collieries vvhexethe scale be not _1, work shbllldbe Suspended date." M. the members of the

(H114): hetlgd

1 unless, we

W.1B‘»ve Soelmdtha

1%- _ -

$6053

prion-bb!

hehthatlnthelf' put into herillil

vm

_ p p p i§or,gnp“r§\_er inthe dm-gg :gilt voln1;\;:rh‘qdiatndmd Zgminzwmen ingfrum 1%, &' at.

Om 'T _ _ _imp'l'is6!|ment` In _ll r. I "med P13011'

Bull C Ap CAPBTOWZN __,”wnddegm_mw“mm mm hmeaell fbrmvlee ln sbubll an-ua. The

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_ _ 1 l A ~. thebutonicplague. Two Europeans ___*___ ' _ j ‘ ` , alle been at-tacked by the disease, and.;-` ` ' ' - im s

_ Lewis’ Old Stand Grafton St. _. Bmw” Md Am dm “ig Twenw V _

four additional persons have been insolat- GETS F0* QU&N _ i - < ‘ ' ,edowing to contacft with those stricken-4 ` . _ - __ - » _ ' - V I MANITCBAS

t ' Amsterdam March 8.-Queen'.Wll_bell W

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_ p _ n QUEN mv #N11 _ putnhltlni benflllg Weddlnl gifts. D TIN people brpermksipn

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